Nebraska Newspapers

    OMAHA DAILY BEE WEDNESDAY , MAY 28 , 1884 ,
'CRESTON HOUSE
KVERYTUIWl
Nos. 2 17 and 219 S. Main St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS
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RESTAUE&NT AND CAFE
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1f Council Hindu. 1 Pftttlon a Specialty
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICES ,
Fine Mantels and Grates ,
LYBIAN'S GASOLINE STOVES.
Cell and BOO them before buying elsewhere. Stoves and Tinware.
JOHN EPENETER , council iteAD"'AY : IOWA.
Special Prices for the next ten davs
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TIPS.
MRS. J. NORklS ,
105 S.filain Street ,
The undersigned is paying the highest market price for
Bags.
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Wo make a specialty of Groupoa , Families , and especially children , whic
wo take quicker than a wink. COME AND SEE US.
SCHMIDT & RILEY , Proprietor.
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IMPORTERS OF
AND JOBBERS OF DOMESTIC
OKMSJOBAGGOS , PIPES ISIQKEES' ' ARTICLES
PROPRIETORS OF THE FOLLOWING
CELEBRATED BRANDS :
Eeina Victorias , Especiales , Roses in 7 Sizea from ( 60
to $120 per 1000.
AND -fHE FOLLOWING LEADING FIVE CENT CIGARS ;
Grapes , Thistle , Lawrence Barrett , Caramels. New Stan
dard , Good Advice , Now Brick.
WE DUPLICATE EASTERN FE10EB
REND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLfiS.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
A BIG RAIL RUMOR ,
Rnuiors FlYiutt that the C , B , & Q ,
Has Gobbled Up the U. p ,
Some Crctlenro Olvcn the Itonnrt
Kroiti tlio Knot of the < J'n ltt\cnt >
liifj Largely In Union
1'Aclllo Hlmrcs.
C. 11. (51obo , May 2" .
it was rumored on llio streets of this
ity this morning that the great Hurling-
on route hnd gobbled , or w.is nbout to
ako under its protecting wing , the Union
'acific road. An investigation of the
umor by n Glebe reporter , who tackled
ororal oflicials , resulted in the usual way
n such cases "Wo know nothing about
t here. "
Ouo ollicial , however , said that "in n
recent conversation with one of our
> rotninont 0. D. t Q. ollicials ho Raid
, liat it would bo cheaper to buy the U 1 * .
entire than to build the various western
extensions and branches contemplated by
, ho Burlington , and alao the local mag-
late said Unit there might bo moro in
, ho report than merely n May bree/.o ,
jecauso the 0. U. , t Q liaa of late been
nvosting largely in U. P. stock , and it
would not be probable that it would do
this if it did not desire to control the ro.id
sooner or Inter.
The recent strike on the 17. P. ntlcclod
ts stocks considerably , which was taken
id vantage of by the watchful Burlington.
If the Burlington docs secure the U. P. ,
.ho roads in the western association will
lave to dnnco to a lively racket , and it
will probably result in the early disaolu-
ion of the pooling arrangements.
A BAD BILL ,
Ho Tries To llrcuk .lull , nml Aim > Helm
Cell-Mute.
Comanche Bill , who was locked up in
ho city jail on the charge of assaulting
some women , evidently fears that there
will bo something moro serious for him to
ace , and may not bo far out of the way ,
as ho has not the best of records , al-
hough it has boon ditHcult to got proof
against him.
Do concluded ho would tiy nnd es
cape , and getting the broken half of a
stove cover ho used it in trying to dig
hrough tha wall. After removing some
of the mortar , ho evidently concluded
.ho wall to bo too thick and so ho crawl
ed up on top of the iron cells , between
: ho top and the flooring and there lay
liddoii. Davy Mottaz on opening the
door nnd not cooing Camnncho Bill any
vliero in the corridor , felt his nerves
.winging and seeing the attempt made
rO dig through the wall concluded that
Bill had flown.
Mottaz looked about , however , and
inally found him thus secreted , llo was
nmdo to coino down from his roost , and
was locked up in the steel cell frith anoth
er prisoner. When supper was served
lone was given Bill , the jailor conclud-
ng if ho could not make him pray ho
: ould make him fast in a double sense.
Supper was served , however , to Bill's
cell-mate. As noon as the jailor had
gene out Bill uaid to the follow , "You
dirty jou haven't boon hero long
enough to eat. I'll eat your supper for
you and if you squeal I'll knock the
whole top of your head off. "
When the jailer chanced to open the
door there ho saw Bill getting away with
he meal in good shape , while his fellow
> risouor was crowded timidly in onn
: ornor. Bill was then given the cell all
o himself , and the rest of the supper
alien away from him. It seems to have
) eon his intention to have kept hidden
on top of the cells , and to have there at-
empted to break through the floor above ,
ind thus make good his escape.
Cclcphono l
Service.
The Telephone Company will have
completed arrangements by Juno 1st ,
which will place thorn in position to
'urniah reliable messengers cither day or
evening , who will deliver packages ,
notes , invitations , messages , etc. , or per
form any other Eorvico in their power.
In taking messages by telephone for
delivery by messenger , the Exchange
will assume no liability in caao of errors
in this class of the business , although
every precaution will bo taken to prevent
mistakes.
Circulars , periodicals , anil all kinds of
advertising matter promptly distributed
in any desired manner at special rates.
Merchants will find our messengers
convenient and reliable in delivering
packages to their customers during busy
seasons ,
Chaigcs for messengers will bo as fol
lows :
Within 1 milo ot office 10 cent *
liotwoon 4 nnd J milo from olllco in "
Uetwoon 5 nnd 1 milo from ollico ' , ' 0 "
Oycr 1 milo 10 contH for each .J milo addition.
Charges in all cases payable to messen
ger ut the time service u performed.
Any detention of messenger will be
charged for at the rate of . ' 30 cents per
hour.
Call Telephone No , 250 ,
Gio. : W. WALKKK , Manager.
POINTS FROM POLICE COURT ,
John lUnfj , for AHHaiill , nnd IJattory on
Paddy AVhlie , wan
Jim Jlurphy , who waa arroatcd foi
stealing a piano from IkoThiiop , w idis
charged on payment of costa , it nppcnriuf.
that ho wan too drunk to roali/.o that he
was atoaling. ,
W. R. Lloyd , known ta "Cftinanclu
Bill , " waa lined § ! ) yesterday for na
saultiiig a colored woman. Ho waa nl
lowed to go out and hunt up the inonoj
to pay the fine , but the friend of whoir
ho expected to borrow had gene to Oma
ha and the judge told htm to hurry ovei
tliuro and uot coino back unless ho hat
the money. lie flow.
Peter Jcuson , a plain drunk , was linot
the regulation amount.
0. W. I''acklor , arrested for beint
drunk , wei found to bo a victim o !
asthma ; and hnd BUffcrod so with it , that
lie had not slept for two or thrco nights ,
and ho thorcforo took aomo niorpliiiiojxnd
whisky , after which ho dropped into s\
chair nnd foil iwloop. The judge took
> ity on him , and lot him go.
O. E. Salborg was arrested f.ir sleep-
ng in lloss" cooper hop , ho ha ing no
business to bo thoro.
Oscnr Stewart , n plain drunk , was
assessed § 7 00.
Air. Ilolmau ditto.
Thrco tramps wcro run in yesterday
afternoon , This arresting of tramps is a
good doll of a fiuco. They are pulled in ,
jiven a night's lodging and BOIUO squwo
ueals , and then turned loose iiRniu. The
toiiO'pllo is dcsortcd , and there seomi no
disposition to punish thesn follows , or
oven make thorn do an honest day's
work.
DISTKIOT COURT ,
The UcHiilt of llio Torni Thus Knr.
The cnso of William Woidncr vs. Wa-
xa\\ \ railway , occupied the attention of
ho court nil of yesterday and is not con-
eluded. It is a case for damages
'or killing slock. It is the eec-
oiid trial , the first ono having boi n de-
ided in favor of the plaintiff.
One hundred and sixty-seven cases have
joon disposed of by trial , pleading , post-
tenement and otherwise , about sixty of
vhich came faom the circuit court by
reason of Judge Lyman's interest in
bom.
In all probability the court will ml-
onrn this noon until Thursday of next
voek.
The criminals found guilty during the
; ormaro as follows and sentence will be
passed this morning ;
John Evans , pleaded guilty to an as
sault ; I'aul Blackart , tried by jury and
'omul guilty of an ansault ; G. W , Moore ,
jury trial , and convicted of larceny ; P.
J'Connor , pleaded guilty to an asiault to
commit rape ; Clillord Hough , ple.ulod
uilty to larceny ; Charles E. Bailey ,
pleaded guilty to two cases of forgery ;
John Hoot ? ! , pleaded guilty to burglary ;
Charles Wilson , pleaded guilty to for
gery ; David Dtinklc , pleaded guilty to
nuisance ; Clillord llough , pleaded iuilly ;
to burglary ; Frank Norman , plouloU
[ Miil'ty to larceny ; John Johnson , pleaded
guilty of an assault.
ICcal KHtnto TrmiBf'ers.
The following tr.msfors were filed May
' , 1881 , and reported by P. J. Me-
Mahon , Council Bluff ) ;
Harriet M. Wyman to Burton A. Wy-
man , n hf. no qr , 27 , 7-1 , 42. ? 705.
J. M. Scoficld to Magu'io 1. b'coliold ,
part sw ( ] r 10 , and no qr 20 , and mv qr
SI , 75lit. . SGOO ,
Elijah M. Umnilton to C. P. llamil-
ton , sw qr. 110 qr , Hi , 77 , 42. § 1,000.
Robert Dott to John B. Boyd , no qr ,
dw qr , 4. 77 , 411. § 424.
Maggie Naaon to Hubbard Corlics , lota
10 and 11 , Johnson's ndd. § 1,400.
Totai sales , § 4,211) ) .
COMMKKOIA.IJ ,
COUNCIL BI.WK8 MAUKKT.
Whoat-No. 1 milling , 75SOj No. 3 05 ©
70 ; rojectodCQ.
Corn Local purposnaJOOlfi. .
Oats Kor local purpodoa , 35@IO.
liny 810 OOQlli OU pur ton
llye 10@15c.
Com Meal 1 25 per 100 pounds.
Wood Good supply ; prices nt yanlo , C 00@
700.
700.Coal
Coal Delivered , hurd , 11 CO per ton ; noft ,
> 00 per ton
Lard Falrbank'a , wholesaling at OSfc.
Flour City Hour , 1 M@3 30.
Brooms 2 J5@3 tlO per doz.
Live BIOCI : .
Cattle Butcher cows 400@150. Butcher
stcors f > 0@5 00.
Hogs--l 50@4 7f > .
rllOIJUCK AND FllUITd.
Quotatlonn by J. M. St. John & Co. , com-
inlHflion morchnutfl , 538 UroiuUvuy.
Butter Creamery , 20o ; rolls , llffi)15o. )
ICpga 12Jc pot dozen ; ready sale.
1'oultry itoady BalochickouailrMflod ; , ISJc ;
io , Oc : turkoyn , droHsoJ , ICc ; live , IL'c ;
Ducks , drosHod , 1-ic ; Ilvo , 8c ,
Ornnges ( X@l ) fiO per box.
Lemons 3 CO ® 1 00 per box.
Bananas 2 C0@3 CO per bunch
Strawberries 21 quart case I CO.
VogotabloB Potatoes , MigJlO ; onions , 70c ;
cabbage , 4 cents ppr poniul ; npplo , ready
flnlo at 3 2C > @ 4 00 for priino stoclc ; lioana , 1 CO
@ 2 25 per buBhol.
iV Nohrasku Cow liny iHT
Chicago Herald.
A cowboy from the North Fork of the
[ liver I'latto got as far as the Union
Stock yards llio other day on a visit to
Jhicago. As tilings seemed rather homelike -
like in that quarter ho tarried there for
several hours , imbibing freely and talk-
inu with unrestrained hilarity. Some of
thn natives gathered around and took
part in the conversation , nnd after uwlnlo
when the fighting begun , ho decline J , as
lie occasionally utoppcd to got breath ,
Unit ho hadn't had so much fun mnco lie
loft homo. "Oh , that'H elegant , " ho
would say an Borne big pork packer would
bowl him ono against the side of the
head. "That wus n beauty. What dn
you think of that ? Well , now , I'm glad
to make the acquaintance of you boyn.
You do mo good. Pile on mo , why don't
yon/ / Take that , yon long tenderfoot.
Cotno at mo. Whoopl but that was a
good ono. Who was that gentleman who
hit mo under the car ? No shooting
irons , now. Just plain fun. There , I've
laid two of you out , I cue a , Cotno on ,
some moro of you. You ain't getting
winded , are you ? Hit mo once , hard ,
There , that feels good , How do you
like that , you mud rnwhor ? I'vo a good
notion to hit you hard once. This re1
minds mo of a time I had last winter on
the Nlobrarn , when the boys "
Just then u policeman , who had boci
advioed of the riot , crept in at the bacl
door , and , coming up behind the cowboj
softly , ko dealt him a blow on the skill
that sounded like a rifle shot. The yon
tloman from the North Fork droppot
like a log , and , after lying inuenaiblo fo ;
a moment , got up , looked around wildli
felt of his head , and observed :
"That's the first time I was over toma
hawked. Blessed if 1 know you Jim
Injuns down hero. How many wai
killed ? Where's the troops ? "
The HOIIHO of Touch.
1'cclv'a gun ,
They wore in the grocery store. Knit
Brown ( aoeini ; a blind man about to enter
tor ) ; "Wore you aware how delicate tin
touch of a blind man is ? When natun
deprives usof ono aunao uho makes amona
by bringing the other nouses to cxtraomi
imry acutonosn. Let mo illustrate b ;
this gentleman , I'll take a scoop o
sugar and lot him feel of it , and you HOI
how quickly he'll tell what it is. " Tin
blind man Imving entered , ho was put ti
the test. Ho put his thumb and fingu
into the scoop , and without hesitivtioi
said : "That is sand , " Everybod ;
_ laughed but the grocer , lie made thro'
j several attempts at blushing , and thei
wont into the back shop and kicked hi
dog.
OA tit KO KM \ UA .N N K UIHU.
A SnmUCnttth of Hnlinon nml
Yield oP Knilt.
S n Vrmiclico Chronicle.
The fruit cannon nro snnguino about
.ho fruit crop and claim that the partial
'ftiluro of some varieties in certain dis-
ricts will not nffcct the aggregate yield.
L'hcy also claim to bo in possession of in *
'ormation showing that this year's crop
vill bo increased enormously by now trees
Doming into bearing. It is estimated
hat this increase includes 100,000 now
recs in Alamuda county , chiolly apricots ,
teaches , prunes , pears and apples with
an immense acreage in vines ; i)0 ) 000 trees
and ioO.OOO vines in Biitle : 5,000 trees
ii\d \ 10,000 vines in Colusn ; 150,000 trees
and 2,500,000inca in Contra Cosln ,
.220,000 trees and 4,000 acres vines in
Lake ; 500,000 trees and 5,000,000 vines
n Los Angeles ; 1,000 acres of vines
n Matin ; JIO.OOO trees ami 80,000
vines in Merced ; 1,000 treed in
Monterey , 500 acres of trees in Napa ,
' 0,000 trees and 400 acres of vines in
Placer , 75,000 trees and 100,000 vines in
San Luis Obispo , 18,000 trees and 5000
vines in Stanislaus and 75,000 , trees and
150 acres of vines in Tularo county.
I'lio reports and ostimutoi conaerntug
3iin Bernardino , Sitntn Barbara , Siuita
lara , Shasta , Siskiyou , Solnnu , Sanoiua
ind other counties ro less definite , but
all state that there h a largo increase in
ho number of bearing trees and vines.
It is these reports which are said totbo
esponsiblo for the apparent lack _ of in
eu'ftt which the cannura are taking in
.ho fruit market. So far there has boon
10 attempt to tonriiuuV.u ; the Packers Ex
change on the basis of a close corpora-
ion , similar to that which it was during
ho first year of its existence.
HMU.I , UAirn or SALMON.
The reportn from the nalrnon canneries
, m the Columbia and Sixcramunto rivers
continue highly unfavorable On the
'orinor the soaaon'a pack is eaid to bo 50
ler cent short of that ot Inst year at the
jorrospouding dato. The bo'xtii which
last year caught from sovenly'-livo to
250 fish daily iiow average but thirty , and
live canneries which up to the 8th of May ,
188K , had 0700 cases canned now have
only 850 , So fur the season's catch is
said to bo 40,000 cases short on the
Columbia. The fish sell from (10 ( to 70
cents. On the Sacramento livorthu catch
so far is 20,000 cases behind that of last
season. Hero the price of fish is 50
cents each. Portland is about to try the
shipment of fresh salmon to E.istorn mar
kets on a largo acnlo , with the aid of re
frigerator cars , the shipments by express
having been successful in every way ex
cept the financial. Eight OTI h-tvo boon
npoaially constructed for this purpose.
The first car-loid was sent a few days
ago. The fish nro packed into boxes , in
ninglp layoru , between broken ico. There
i ro nix or seven fish in ouch box and 100
Ijoxos to the carlo.id. A moesongor ae-
compaiiiea the car and rnlills the boxes
w ith ice as it melts. The euro are at
Inched to the regular passenger triihiB
and are expected to roach Now York in
line days , over the Northern Pacific.
A MuelHtroni of LtirdH.
From the L'hlladolpliln 1'rom.
"Run wifol Go below , or they'll bo
driven to pieces ! "
The keeper of the Atlantic City light-
iiou o was watching the hydraulic floating
lantern from the top of the tall tower
last night , and ho just brushed a speck
From ono of the prism glass sashes
through which the intense rays from the
, ; ro.it fixed light that warned off all float
ing oscan lifo from destruction wore
streaming , when , turning his head in
answer to a strange flapping and whirring
noise , ho uttered the exclamation.
"What shall I do ? " asked the plucky
little woman , who is in the habit of koop-
ng him company during the early part of
Iris vigils.
"Go for the notl Drive thorn offl
Pako my overcoat with you and save all
Jn tlio almost whlto-hoat glow of the
amp , outside of whoso rnys everything
tvas impenetrable blackness , a spectacle
, \aa prosontud unequalled in any of
Doio's grotrtiquo imaginings. Through
the ligU , like moles and thicker than
nosquitos , hundreds of dazodnndfron/.ied
) irds , of varioui sizes , were circling and
gyrating , performing a mad aerial dance
iiound iiiulnround the lantorn.
Mrs. Wolf came in directly. "I can
do nothing with them , " oho said ; "thoro
tro thousands and thousands of thuin. "
From out the bulging pockols of the
overcoat birds beg.m to ily , now dashing
at the windows as if to gut _ out again , and
the tliroo or four palpitating feathered
mites she hold in each hand began strug
gling to got frco , They worn of many
lines , tlicHo southern travelers thus ar
rested and carried out of their northward
migratory course , although in the fierce
splendor of the illuminated nro outmdo
they had nil appeared luminous and
white. Thcro wora robins , flickers , mud-
lions , and.n few rail birds , and ono poor
jittlo poo-wit , perching itaclf sociably on
its rescuer's shoulder , uttered ita peculiar
note.
note."Did
"Did you notice that scarlet tansigor
in the house as you came up ? " asked
Abraham Wolf , the keeper , of Iris guest ,
the scribe. "Well , that gorgeous follow
not hero from the West Indies somehow.
I picked him up in the not ono night , dur
ing a heavy thunder atorrn. The not ,
you nee , is on the land side , whom all
the birds como , and keeps thorn from
spattering their blood on the glass. But
tlio wild ducl'H , they tear the not ta
shreds. Wu have had a few spring birds
the last spring or two , but tlilo is the
first largo flock. Our house during thu
summer is nearly alwayo full of them ,
Wo leave them loose and lot them go
where they want to , Ono night my wifu
and I took over UOO birds alwo and lot
them go next morning. Rail birds , cat
birds , wood thrush , miusul tlmi h , thistle
birda and all the ooft billed lly.catchore
are the most numerous , but wo got al
most every sort and keep a record of thoii
visits for the American Ornithological
Society to help throw light on migration ,
1 like to throw light on anything , you
know it's in my lino. "
Historically Accurnlo.
It is well known that Konciusko fell
but vary few people know what caused
his fall. It happened in this way ;
It was BOIIIO years after the battle ol
Waraaw that ICosciiisko and n party ol
friends wore talking about old war times
"Well , gentlemen , " remarked Kosci
usko U3 ho ordered another round o
beer , "you can talk aa much us you like
but it wan at Warsaw that wo saw war. '
Hero ono of the party hit him with i
atone mug nnd Kosciubko fell , while ; u
intinmto friend of the Cioncrul'ti by tin
name of Freedom shrieked ,
That's the whole businm in a bomb
shell.
THE CHEAPEST PLAGE IN OMAHA TO BUT
One of tlio Boat and largest Stocks in the United States
to select from.
NO STAIRS TO CLIMB ,
i ELEGANT PASSEMER ELEVATOR ,
/Tirf4fflK * fa fTf ! * A Bk BT' A tmnnr K&IQT * A & M x A i Tn'W *
OMAHA HATIOMAL BAKK [
U , S. DEPOSITORY.
J. H. MIIJiiVHl ) , President. WM. WALLACE , Cnsliior.
Capita ! and Surplus , S45O.OOO.
01AHA SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS
Fire and Dunrlar Proof Safoi for Uont at f m S5 to SoOpor niinutn.
The Finest Family Garden
IN THE CITY.
Music Every Evening , and
O. II the ncxthor It plautnt. An clojjaiit hmcliwlll liuecrvcil over lu nilnp , ntul tlmllno )
IJ < luor niul CI Art coiialantly on liniut. HNt' , V AUIlKlt , Proprietor *
Co All J Faruam Sticcts.
IIIOUAKDS & CLA11KE , W. A. OLAKKM ,
Proprialors , Suporinendent
U. 1' . RAlljAVAY , 17TFI & 18TH STREETS
MANDFACTDUEllS OF AND DEALERS IN
WATER WHEELS , ROLLER MILLS ,
and Grain Elevator Machinery
MILL FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS , INCLUDING THE
Celebrated Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Cloth
STKAM POMPS STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPE.
ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON.
( fif5Z&
I fif5Z&o
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"Wo are propored to i'lirninh pinna and estimates , and will contract icr
the erection ot Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators , or for changing
Flouring Mills , from Stone to the Roller System
5 "Egpocial attention given to furnishing Power Plants for any pur
pose , and estimates made i'or same. General machinery repairs attended
to promptly. Address
RICHABDS & CLARKE , Omiba ,
This cut nliows a sectional
view of our New Polar Air
Dry Refrigerator , manufac
tured in the most perfect
manner of Kiln-Dry lumber
Charcoal Kill ed , Zinc Lined
Galvanized Iron Shelves
Black Enameled Trim
mings Handsomely paneled ,
and designed for the wonts
of a class of trade that re
quires the best class of
goods that can be made.
Wu aim sell these Re
frigerators at mamifactur-
er'n price ? , -with freight ad'
dod. You are respectfully
invited to examine them.
Compact * prices bol'oro buy-
Itespw.t Cully ,
VL. . \ \ RIGHT
Manufocturer'b
317 S13th St. , OMAHA , NEBRASKA